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Coups, particularly in 2020, are a PR job requiring PR before, during and after to legitimize and seal the narrative. A coup in Venezuela would have no legitimacy internally so they'd need to fabricate scenes of support for a change of power. They have this prepared.
On key days of Venezuelan attempted coup, the most amplified voices on social media narrating the events have been U.S. lawmakers. This includes: Jan 23, 2019 Feb 22-23, 2019 April 30, 2019 On these and other days, U.S. politicians were incorporated into the coup strategy.
This remains a U.S. coup. Guaido's opposition faction are secondary ground actors. The fascist section of Venezuela's opposition, is a minority of the opposition. When Guaido gets 10k retweets on twitter, those are artificially-inflated numbers.
There are people at twitter and on other social media sites who have insider info on the agreements/partnership between these platforms and the U.S. govt + Guaido's opposition faction. If you have this information, you should come forward. That would be maximum whistle-blowing.
1. 2 things here from what you say. Keep an eye on the accts of people like Rubio, Cruz & Ros-Lehtinen for strong clues & for "internal support" perfect example is statue of Hussein being knocked down in 2003. A powerful image which gave impression of strong internal support
2. & gratitude for US "liberation" an image which persisted for months to come & it wasn't till much much later that it was discredited as staged with hardly anyone there. But by that time the invasion and occupation was complete
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